Hacking a Cat — Going Beyond Traditional Attack Vectors
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Shows concrete attack paths against implantable and nearby devices: captured AuraDev credentials using a Wi‑Fi Pineapple (credential capture), proposes inserting a small receiver into a pet to perform a cat relay that bridges NFC/IoT signals to an attacker, cites real-world relay attack demos against keyless cars using SDR replay to start vehicles, and highlights pacemaker malware proofs‑of‑concept—arguing these vectors are plausible, sometimes already demonstrated, and deserve threat modeling now.
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